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Jamie lay on his back, with his hands under his head, staring at the bedroom ceiling, thinking about something spectacular he wanted to do. His mind played through several scenarios—poking and prodding each one to find and eliminate any potential flaw. Just thinking about causing chaos, fear, and awe, made his heart rate accelerate. After a little while, he knew what he wanted to do. He giggled as he thought about how surprised the residents of Alva would be. He leaned over the side of the bed, and reached for the gallon jar of money stashed there. It was quite heavy, since he'd been saving the change from the money his dad had given him for groceries over the past couple of years, and his tip money from delivering pizzas. He dumped the contents of the jar on his bed and began counting. Two hours later, he came to the last coin. He sat back and smiled. He had a little over three-hundred dollars, and figured he could spend about one-hundred bucks to get the equipment he needed to pull off his plan. The rest would go back in the jar, to be spent on a vehicle, or place to live, once he graduated. He was tiring of riding his bike everywhere, especially since the cold weather was setting in. Maybe I can get a small used car, like the one I drive for the pizza deliveries. Maybe the owner would even sell it to me. I'll ask him today when I go into work. Stepping into the hot shower, he let his mind return to his previous ideas of chaos, and continued working out any potential flaw.
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A threatening text, an empty bottle of heparin, a sick dog, and a missing property all lead Christina and the police chief of Alva, Texas, to conclude that the person they have locked up in Dallas is working with someone, or another individual is threatening the Sanders family. As threats escalate toward not only Christina’s family but also the residents of Alva, it becomes apparent that there are evil forces—human and spiritual—at work. When the first explosion rocks the town, the Sanders family and their friends are thrown into a life-and-death situation. As memories of the September 11 incident surface, fear grips the heart of the town, and the police chief feels compelled to call for outside help. During these trying times, Christina’s faith is strained. She knows God wants her to be fearless and trusting, but the human side of her has difficulty letting go, as the lives of her loved ones hang in the balance. Little does she realize that God has a few surprises in store for her and her family.
About the Author
April Spring, a native Texan, is married and has three grown children and six grandchildren. She and her husband of forty-plus years live on ten acres in a little farming community in Michigan. She is a retired RN and piano instructor. This is her second book in the Fear Not trilogy.